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Live: Residents in Victoria told to leave immediately, Tasmania on alert as fires burn

Source: ABC News Topic: Weather

Live Moment: Blood found at two sites as police search for former TV host and partner

Source: ABC News Topic: Police

'The journey will take time': Qantas boss promises improved service as airfares, profits fall

Source: ABC News Topic: Air Transport Industry

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'I don't need to accept the status quo': Sue-Ching and others reflect on turning 40

When Sue-Ching Lascelles turned 40, she found a renewed sense of purpose and self. We spoke to the Brisbane artist, along with others, to find out what they loved about reaching middle-age.

Sue-Ching Lascelles smiling with her hands up and wearing colourful clothing

Source: ABC Everyday Topic: Human Interest

This lonely new mum set out to adopt a grandparent. The response was overwhelming

First-time mum Nina Peterson felt lonely in the first months of her daughter's life, so she decided to find Millie a grandparent. And along came Christine.

A mother with her infant daughter at a shopping centre cafe.

Source: ABC Gold Coast Topic: Family and Relationships

Tylah and Dylan 'got laughed out of the room' over the budget for their passive house

Tylah and Dylan have been renovating their 1950s cottage — that many might've considered a knockdown rebuild — and transforming it into an energy-efficient home.

Dylan Farqhuar and Tylah Ingram standing in their house mid-renovation, there are no doors and the walls haven't been painted

Source: ABC News Topic: House and Home

Editor's Choice

'Hairy panic' tumbleweed blocking roads and choking farms in 'depressing' spread

Huge piles of tumbleweeds are surrounding houses, frustrating farmers and heightening fire risk in rural areas. But academics say very little can be done to wipe them out.

A large pile of yellow tumbleweed covering a country road.

Duration: 14 seconds

Source: ABC Riverina Topic: Weeds

Working from home has transformed lives and the economy

The extraordinary way working from home has transformed our labour market means it shouldn't be seen as a 'favour' to workers, but as a favour to us all, writes Leonora Risse.

Woman with cup in hand sits on couch with laptop on lap at home

Source: The Conversation Topic: Work

'They poop everywhere': Feral peacocks wreak havoc on outback town

If you find yourself in need of a pet peacock, the tiny outback town of Elliott can help. Locals have found a unique solution to deal with about 30 fine-feathered fowls running wild in the town.

Source: ABC News Topic: Animals

Meet Hydraulic Press Girl — the Aussie artist who gets 'squished' in viral videos

'Smac' McCreanor's videos have had more than 1 billion views — and now you can see her work in a gallery for the first time at the NGV Triennial.

A young white red-haired woman wearing a white beanie and vest poses in front of a backdrop of denim clothes

Source: ABC Arts Topic: Visual Art

Are low-carb diets all they're cracked up to be? Maybe not

Low-carb diets are all the rage for weight loss. But do they really work? And what are carbs anyway? Take our quiz to find out what the latest research suggests.

A salad with edamame beans, strands of carrot, lightly seared tuna and slices of avocado

Source: ABC Health & Wellbeing Topic: Diet and Nutrition

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Why cost of living pressures are pushing local sports clubs to the brink

Twenty per cent of sporting clubs are on the brink of collapse. There are concerns closures would have an impact not just on regional communities, but also on the quality of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic team.

A teenage boy wearing a maroon and white softball uniform and brown softball glove strides out to pitch a yellow softball.

Source: ABC Capricornia Topic: Cost of Living

Four money tasks to do each year

Attending to your superannuation, insurances and will is a bit like going to the dentist. Doing it regularly and consistently helps to avoid a painful outcome.

A woman with curly hair sits on a couch with a laptop on her legs and headphones on.

Source: ABC Everyday Topic: Personal Finance

Looking to cut costs at home? Here are 20 achievable ideas

If you're looking for ways to cut costs and live more frugally to get through this time — whether it's by reducing your energy or food bill or giving a second life to old clothes — here are some handy tips.

Woman and man stand, looking to the right, surrounded by $50 and $100 Australian bank notes. The woman holds binoculars.

Source: ABC Everyday Topic: Cost of Living

Weighing up home contents insurance? Here's what to consider (including if you rent)

If you're considering taking out insurance for your belongings for the first time, or you're reviewing existing cover, here are some important things to keep in mind.

Flooded house in Norman Park in Brisbane

Source: ABC Everyday Topic: Insurance

Moments in History

This 'underground library' shows what Australia's climate was like 350,000 years ago

Researchers uncover new information about the coldest times in the continent's history by studying a system of caves on South Australia's Limestone Coast.

Source: ABC South East SA Topic: History

Race to save 169-year-old obelisk left teetering on cliff edge by coastal erosion

The red and white obelisk is a must-see for visitors to the South Australian tourist town of Robe, but it's at risk of plunging into the water below.

A red and white pyramid-shaped obelisk on the edge of a rocky cliff.

Source: ABC South East SA Topic: Erosion

Was this vast outback sheep station really won with a 650,000-to-one poker hand?

Quobba Station in WA changed hands during a game of cards in the 1930s, according to local folklore — but not everyone is convinced.

A split image of a faded ace of diamonds with signatures on it, and windmill and water trough on dry country land.

Source: ABC Pilbara Topic: History

Decades after the bombing of Darwin, family secrets continue to be unearthed

It's been 82 years since Japanese fighters launched a deadly air raid on the Northern Territory in World War II. Yvonne's Odegaard's father was among the survivors.

a blonde woman in a floral dress holding a photo of her father

Source: ABC News Topic: World War 2

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